The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren

Olive Torres is accustomed to being the unfortunate from puzzling setbacks to a new cutback, her life is by all accounts entertainingly cursed. On the other hand, her sister Ami is a timeless champion...she even figured out how to back her whole wedding by winning a large number of challenges. Tragically for Olive, the main thing more terrible than consistent misfortune is enjoying the big day with the best man (and her adversary), Ethan Thomas.

Olive supports herself for, still up in the air to place on a bold face, however when the whole wedding party gets food contamination, the main individuals who aren't impacted are Olive and Ethan. Unexpectedly there's a let loose wedding trip for gets, and Olive will be condemned assuming Ethan will appreciate heaven solo.

Consenting to a brief détente, the pair head for Maui. All things considered, ten days of rapture merits expecting the job of adoring love birds, isn't that so? Be that as it may, the peculiar thing is...Olive wouldn't fret playing imagine. Indeed, the more she professes to be the most fortunate lady on earth, the more it seems like she may be.

With Christina Lauren's "particularly silly and contacting voice" (Entertainment Weekly), The Unhoneymooners is a sentiment for any individual who has at any point felt unfortunate in adoration.